Mount Sinai Hospital
Subject
Subject Source: Local sources
Found in 139 Collections and/or Records:
Jewish Children’s Service Organization
Collection
Identifier: Institution-0008-003-004d
Abstract
The Jewish Children’s Service Organization provides scholarships, camperships and other financial assistance to Jewish children and colleges students in the Hartford area. The JSCO also provides grants and allocations to agencies serving the needs of children.
The JSCO is the successor to the Hebrew Ladies Orphan Asylum, established in 1907 by a group of Jewish women to provide residential care for orphaned Jewish children. The Home was housed in a series of buildings and known by various...
Dates:
1950-1999
Jewish Historical Society of Greater Hartford Oral History Collection
Collection
Identifier: M 5
Jewish Women in WWII Project/Oral Histories/Adler, Libby
Digital Record
Identifier: adler, libby (ethel)_2009
Kaplan, Bernard B., 1982 - 1995
File
Scope and Contents
File gives insight into Kaplan's career in insurance, as well as a little bit of his son's involvement. His obituary also touches upon his growing up in Hartford and going to Weaver, as well as his service in World War II. Kaplan was also very active in the Greater Hartford Jewish community, serving as Federation President among other leadership positions.
Dates:
1982 - 1995
Kaplan, Bernard, J. MD, 1979 - 1979
File — Folder 3
Scope and Contents
The file mainly focuses on the solar house that Bernard Kaplan built in Westbrook, CT. It also highlights Kaplan's involvement in the Connecticut Cancer Society.
Dates:
1979 - 1979
Karpe, Marietta and Dr. Richard, 1898 - 1988
File — Folder 3
Oral History
This interview discusses Marietta's childhood growing up in Pilzen, Czechoslovakia including her experience as a her education, being Jewish, and her involvement in the Jewish Youth movement Techelet Yava, later joining Jewish Youth Movement at University of Prague where she met her husband Richard, who was 14 years her elder, and they married the following year when she was 19. Both got involved in the study of psychoanalysis, which they continued through their life. Also...
Dates:
1898 - 1988
Karpe, Marietta_1984, Oral History, February 9, 1984
Item — Box 18, Box: 324
Identifier: 324
Scope and Contents
This interview discusses Marietta's childhood growing up in Pilzen, Czechoslovakia including her experience as a her education, being Jewish, and her involvement in the Jewish Youth movement Techelet Yava, later joining Jewish Youth Movement at University of Prague where she met her husband Richard, who was 14 years her elder, and they married the following year when she was 19. Both got involved in the study of psychoanalysis, which they continued through their life. Also...
Dates:
February 9, 1984